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Kyiv International Airport (Zhuliany) 13 min

Oleg Antonov State Aviation Museum (13 min)
Aviation museum with around 70 airplanes & helicopters plus air weapons, drones & aircraft engines.

St. Andrew's Church (29 min)
Lavish 18th-century baroque church sitting on a hill overlooking one of Kiev's oldest neighborhoods.

Park Landscape Alley (27 min)
Charming public park showcasing offbeat local artwork, including abstract sculptures & mosaics.

National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine (16 min)
Traditional Ukrainian buildings cluster together at this open-air museum of traditional life.

Kiev Pechersk Lavra (32 min)
Ornate religious buildings line this iconic monastic complex, known for its network of catacombs.

Golden Gate (24 min)
1980s replica of 11th-century Golden Gate, the main fortified entrance to the medieval city.

St. Volodymyr's Cathedral (21 min)
Neo-Byzantine cathedral with bright yellow facade, opening to a gold-accented fresco-lined interior.

Kiev Funicular (29 min)
Storied funicular along Volodymyrska Hill connecting the upper Old Town & lower Podil areas.

Gorodetsky House (28 min)
Landmark Art Nouveau building & Presidential residence with a gallery and animal sculptures.

Ukrainian National Chornobyl Museum (30 min)
Museum detailing the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, with audio-visual exhibits, photos & documents.

The Motherland Monument (30 min)
Huge statue atop of the National Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.

Independence Square (28 min)
Many political rallies have taken place in this historic central square with musical fountains.

St. Sophia's Cathedral (26 min)
Orthodox cathedral, founded in 1037, with monastic buildings, a gilt cupola, necropolis and museum.

St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery (27 min)
Site comprising of a cathedral, bell tower, refectory & gates, all built in Ukrainian Baroque style.

Friendship of Nations Arch (29 min)
Huge rainbow-shaped arch with a riverfront deck built in 1982 to honor Russia & the Ukraine.